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brownie 8 mm movie projector

Posted by dy/dx on March 13, 1999 at 10:51:55:
which I use to view movies made in the late 1950's at our home in NH and in Ulverston (home of Stanley Laurel) England. The color is superb, much better than anything I've seen on video. I usually play a nice $5 cd of Barber's works, but I can't say why, it just happens. There's nothing better yet than light through film...
I don't think a helicopter chase/explosion would be an improvement. More sex would be nice...